Def Leppard, Motley Crue & Steel Panther Planning Joint UK Winter Tour?

Furious-Red

It's the tour that rock fans have been waiting for! Def Leppard, Motley Crue and Steel Panther could be on their way to UK venues this Winter, with a co-headline tour possibly in the pipeline for December.

The mouthwatering prospect was talked about on Rock Radio this morning, with the radio station revealing that more details were to follow. Although this was all that was said, the news has sent fans into a frenzy looking for more information on what would be one of the biggest rock tours of the year.

The last twelve months have seen all three bands busy with touring and recording and a UK tour from each has been rumoured for a while. Def Leppard recently released their first ever live album 'Mirror Ball' and played a storming headline set at June's UK Download festival, Motley Crue have been busy touring the US with Poison and Steel Panther have been working on a new studio album. So all three bands have good reason to hit the UK live stage soon!

Check back to Stereoboard for more details on the tour as soon as they are revealed.

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chin_grin

Def Leppard the cancer of a good lineup. Oh and the rest. Not my bag at all.

slavetothegrind

steady on with the cancer comment there Mr grin:eek:

is it too much to ask that the crue finally play dublin?????

honru

Since Def Leppard have already played here this year I really hope Steel Panther pop over the water for a headline gig. Maybe in The Academy? That would be sweet.

Furious-Red

Yea with DF only playing a few months ago it looks like it wont happen , but ive been dying to see Motley for years and really wanna see Steel Panther.

I found this on DME Facebook

New show announcement coming this Wednesday (17th). One for fans of classic rock and the like...

Would love if it was these guys

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rOmEr1k6-uE

Motley Crue

Oh my God! That is all.


If this happens I will die happy....:D

lord lucan

Arrive for Steel Panther,hit the bar and get a few scoops in.

Motley hit the stage,go mad and rock the **** out.

Leppard arrive on stage,head for the exit and into town for more scoops.:)

honru

I'd say at most you'd get Mötley Crüe in The Olympia with Steel Panther supporting.

Nea

f®eak s©enery wrote: »

I'd say at most you'd get Mötley Crüe in The Olympia with Steel Panther supporting.

That would do nicely!

Furious-Red

f®eak s©enery wrote: »

I'd say at most you'd get Mötley Crüe in The Olympia with Steel Panther supporting.

Id be extremely happy with that , but chances are slim Motley will even pop over here

honru

Furious-Red wrote: »

Id be extremely happy with that , but chances are slim Motley will even pop over here

Why? I'm guessing the usual lack-of-an-adequate-venue reason?

slavetothegrind

i dunno about the olympia, i think they could do the o2.

you have several generations of fans and with the right media coverage they would surely sell as much as leppard and alice did!!!!

maybe thats wishful thinking, if they base it solely on sales then they won't bother.

still i cannot see Kiss having sold many records here over the years yet they played the o2?

honru

I would think Kiss are much bigger than Crüe tbh. Definitely couldn't see Crüe headline the O2 unless it was a co-headline with another big draw and some decent support.

Motley Crue

All of you can stop saying no, I believe the Crue are on their way!

Furious-Red

Motley Crue wrote: »

All of you can stop saying no, I believe the Crue are on their way!

I hope you are right

lord lucan

Motley Crue wrote: »

All of you can stop saying no, I believe the Crue are on their way!

Like 2006!:pac::pac:

Motley Crue

lord lucan wrote: »

Like 2006!:pac::pac:

I believed in their message, I believed they'd come

blastman

Sorry lads, according to the DME facebook page, it's the Quireboys (Nov 27th, Whelans).

PTH2009

mcd had there chance to bring Motley to ireland last year to support Iron Maiden in the 02 in July 2009 but no they went for Sweet Savage

Het-Field

In fairness, thats not strictly true!

Ronnie James Dio's death, and the cancellation of Heaven & Hell's tour kinda messed up the bill a little

Motley Crue

blastman wrote: »

Sorry lads, according to the DME facebook page, it's the Quireboys (Nov 27th, Whelans).

So it's Def Leppard, Motley Crue and Quireboys (I guess that makes sense given Joe's recent stuff with them in Down N' Outz but I would have preferred Steel Panther)

scudzilla

blastman wrote: »

Sorry lads, according to the DME facebook page, it's the Quireboys (Nov 27th, Whelans).

Motley Crue wrote: »

So it's Def Leppard, Motley Crue and Quireboys (I guess that makes sense given Joe's recent stuff with them in Down N' Outz but I would have preferred Steel Panther)

Leppard, Crue & Quireboys at Whelans :rolleyes: :rolleyes:

Motley Crue

scudzilla wrote: »

Leppard, Crue & Quireboys at Whelans :rolleyes: :rolleyes:

OK, THAT would make me return to Dublin....:D:D

RayCon

scudzilla wrote: »

Leppard, Crue & Quireboys at Whelans :rolleyes: :rolleyes:

I'd still see it struggle to sell out :P

scudzilla

RayCon wrote: »

I'd still see it struggle to sell out :P

Nah, Crue would buy all the tickets and just stand in front of the stage pissing himself!! :P

Motley Crue

scudzilla wrote: »

Nah, Crue would buy all the tickets and just stand in front of the stage pissing himself!! :P

No, I'd buy all the tickets and it would be a gig for just me and some people who appreciate PHENOMENAL music

Riddle101

PTH2009 wrote: »

mcd had there chance to bring Motley to ireland last year to support Iron Maiden in the 02 in July 2009 but no they went for Sweet Savage

What? Is that true? Cause i'd like to know who thought Sweet Savage would be a better then Motley Crue.

scudzilla

Riddle101 wrote: »

What? Is that true? Cause i'd like to know who thought Sweet Savage would be a better then Motley Crue.

Wasn't about who was better, tickets were nearly sold out so they didn't have to get s good support in to sell more.
Sweet savage would have cost maybe 5k, Crue more than 20 times that

Skintwin

Will this even happen over here though?
Obviously I'd love if it did come over, but with the way bands have toured over the last few years, you can't be sure. A lot of the bigger names just seem to gloss over Ireland and not bother coming at all!
Saying that....Death to all but METAL!

Riddle101

scudzilla wrote: »

Wasn't about who was better, tickets were nearly sold out so they didn't have to get s good support in to sell more.
Sweet savage would have cost maybe 5k, Crue more than 20 times that

Ah I see. Would have be cool though. Crue haven't been here before so it would have been a big deal if they came.

Furious-Red

Steel Panther have announced details of a special show in London in November.

The band will headline London's Electric Ballroom on November 8. Tickets are priced at £17.50 and will go on sale Friday, August 26 at 9am from Aloud.com.

The band have also revealed that their follow-up 2009's Feel The Steel will be called Balls Out and will be released on October 17 through Universal. A single, If You Really Really Love Me, will follow on November 7.